Gaming Goodies becomes Monetized; releases Christmas Merch

On September 12th, the Gaming Goodies YouTube channel surpassed the requirements for monetization. The channel achieved 1,000 subscribers on December 5th of 2019, and has been steadily growing since then. Currently, the channel has 1,600 subscribers. The channel reached 4,000 watch hours in early September, a requirement for monetization.

Since the channel became monetized, he started releasing 3 videos weekly, usually a treasure wars, among us, or rocket league video. Gaming Goodies has indicated that it plans on changing its schedule in 2021, moving to a single video weekly, and putting more editing into each. The channel now has over 77 thousand total views.

Limited Edition "Gifting Goodies" Merch

Example of a "Gifting Goodies" shirt

After Gaming Goodies' "Gaming Spookies" merch promotion, he released his new "gifting goodies" merch. Gifting goodies is christmas- and holiday-themed merch, centered around the channel.

The promotion will end on December 31st of 2020, so make sure to buy some when you still can! Here is the link to the promotion: https://teespring.com/gifting-goodies?pid=2&cid=2397

And their regular merch is available at this link: https://teespring.com/shop/gaming-goodies-channel-merch

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